Grafite Blog
AI meeting notes, productivity strategies, and building your personal knowledge graph.
Homework between therapy or coaching sessions works best when it stays private, voluntary, and in your own words. This guide covers personal note habits, not recording sessions.
Performance reviews fade. Slack archives stay with the company. A career reflection journal in your own graph travels with you: what you learned, how each manager coached, which projects shaped your skills.
Eight demos, eight companies, one Tuesday. Here is how sales engineers, solution consultants, and demo engineers use Grafite to keep calendar prep, live capture, and deal-review recall in one personal knowledge graph.
Sometimes you need to say the messy version out loud before you know what you actually think. This is a private capture habit: vent by voice, let AI flatten the heat into a calm summary, then choose one or two actions. Not therapy. Just clearer thinking.
The numbers on the bid are only half the story. What the homeowner said on the walkthrough, what you promised about lead times, and what changed after demo day live in conversation. Here is how to keep that context without turning every site visit into paperwork.
Clients return when you remember the details. Log visit notes on each profile, ask before recording, and search preferences before the cape goes on.
Generic AI summaries waste your time. Summary templates let you tell the model what to prioritize, how to format the output, and when to ignore the noise, then reuse that brief across every similar meeting.
You are never as focused during a meeting as you are reviewing it afterward. Timestamped transcript comments let you pin decisions, follow-ups, and missing context to the exact moment they happened.
Fathom is excellent when you want fast recordings and summaries, especially with a desktop install. Grafite is for people who want browser-first capture, a real editor, and a personal knowledge graph that travels with them.